Headlight Condensation

Haigmeister

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Both headlights with this issue.
How are you dealing with it?
Dealer for warranty?
Home remedy?
I’ve read there is a DESICCANT MOISTURE ABSORBENT bag somewhere in the headlight assembly.
How does one access it to replace?
And I’ve also just started noticing the rear lights with a bit of condensation as well.
Frustrated and disappointed.
‘22 GT2
36K milesIMG_1213.webp
 
The moisture packs are easy to replace, there is an access panel in the wheel well. 9 times out of 10 the new packs will clear it up. I had that issue with one of my headlights. But in my case it got really bad to the point it started to short out the light. Was replaced under warranty.

Those moister packs do get saturated to the point that you have to replace them.
 
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The moisture packs are easy to replace, there is an access panel in the wheel well. 9 times out of 10 the new packs will clear it up. I had that issue with one of my headlights. But in my case it got really bad to the point it started to short out the light. Was replaced under warranty.

Those moister packs do get saturated to the point that you have to replace them.
Access panel - does that require wheel removal?

And where can I buy these packs?

@StingerVetteMan - assuming you also have a Vette. I’m also a Stinger/Vette guy - GS C6!
 
Access panel - does that require wheel removal?

And where can I buy these packs?

@StingerVetteMan - assuming you also have a Vette. I’m also a Stinger/Vette guy - GS C6!
You don't have to remove the wheels but doing so makes it easier IMO. There's a TSB that calls out new packs and a new style tension type bracket. Do a search on this forum and you'll find the TSB. You can get the packs on eBay like some people have or simply go to the dealer for them.
 
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Access panel - does that require wheel removal?

And where can I buy these packs?

@StingerVetteMan - assuming you also have a Vette. I’m also a Stinger/Vette guy - GS C6!
I changed them without removing the wheels.

Here is the eBay link where I got mine
eBay Link

I have a 2019 Grand Sport
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Definitely change those desiccant packets out, especially if you have dynamic bending headlights, eventually they absorb so much moisture and get so big they can damage the retention bracket and prevent the light from moving. I started getting occasional headlight warning lights on my dash. Went in to get it checked they wanted to replace the whole assembly, thankfully I found the TSB and replaced the packets and broken brackets - problem solved. Seems like something that should be checked every couple years, those headlights are pricey.
 
I did mine the other day. Both packs were the size of hockey pucks. The retention brackets were close to breaking. I ended up getting the revised TSB parts and put them in. I'll be checking these things every 6 months or so.
 
Or move to the desert, hasn't rained here in Vegas in 80 days. :cool:
 
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No thanks. I spent a month outside Tucson one day lol.
Well don't stand outside when it's 100+F. Even dogs know to come in when it rains.
 
Access panel - does that require wheel removal?

And where can I buy these packs?

@StingerVetteMan - assuming you also have a Vette. I’m also a Stinger/Vette guy - GS C6!
You can find one on eBay by searching for 92125H8350 Genuine Hyundai / KIA MOISTURE ABSORBENT
 
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